I have a steelseries rival 3 mouse and it has macro buttons on the side of my mouse. How can I use these buttons while clicking in the pyautogui library? There is only left, right and middle click.
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How i can click on buttons in "keyboardButton"
I can click on inline buttons in messages, but i don't know how click in buttons above the keyboard
.click() don't work, because it's not a message
Please, correct me if i wrong.
Use event.click(0,0)
If the button is at the top left
Use event.click(0,1)
If the button is at number 2 from the top left
So, (row,column)
Hope it's easy to understand.
I want to read mouse left and right scroll click events and simulate them in Python in windows. I know I can detect and simulate the default ones such as middle mouse button, vertical and horizontal scroll using the virtual-key codes defined here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
However, those do not correspond to the non-standardized so called "Repeat Scroll Left" and "Repeat Scroll Right" buttons on my Razer Basilisk V3 which I can activate by clicking the scroll wheel to the left and right. I have tried the AHK method to detect the key codes here with no luck:
https://superuser.com/a/1154645
How would I detect these click events on windows? Are there virtual-key codes for these buttons? If not how would I detect and simulate these buttons in Python ctypes?
I added scrollhandrag for my pan tool function with self.setDragMode(QtWidgets.QGraphicsView.ScrollHandDrag). It is working just fine but when I added some in my mouseReleaseEvent to add Ellipse after releasing the mouse, the scrollhandrag function stop working. When I clicked the mouse, it will drag the screen but when I unclicked the mouse, the hand won't open/uncliked and it keeps on dragging the screen. How can I make the scrollhandrag to unclick when I am no longer pressing my mouse without deleting my mouseReleaseEvent?
I have a Python program that uses Tkinter to display a scrollable window. Is there any way to connect the two-finger swipe gesture on the touchpad to scrolling in this window?
I recently started using Bokeh. Overall I am very satisfied. One thing I find annoying though is that it seems I can only play with the left mouse button and need to manually switch tools everytime I want to pan/zoom/etc... It would be great if I could pan with left mouse buttom and zoom in with right mouse button. Is there a way to automatically 'switch' to zoom tool whenever right mouse button held, and switch back when left mouse button held?
Thanks!